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Installation torque is commonly used as a field indicator of axial load capacity for helical deep foundations. Measured torque values help confirm that foundations meet design requirements before construction progresses. Photo Credit: Pier Tech Systems LLC
How Torque Monitoring Improves Load Verification in Helical Deep Foundations
DFI Educational Trust Hosting Gala in Toronto to Support the Manuel Fine Civil Engineering Scholarship Fund
How to Specify DOT-Approved and Buy America-Compliant Weep Hole Filters
JSI Alliance Delivers Safe and Efficient Heavy-lift Installation for Dahej Berth Expansion
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TIP testing uses heat from curing concrete to assess drilled shaft integrity. Sensors on the reinforcement cage can help identify potential changes in shaft shape or concrete cover. Photo Credit: GRL Engineers, Inc
Thermal Integrity Profiling (TIP) vs CSL Testing for Drilled Shafts
Dry weep holes after rainfall may indicate that the drainage system has become clogged. When water cannot escape, pressure continues to build behind the retaining wall. Photo Credit: JET Filter System, LLC
5 Signs of Retaining Wall Failure Caused by Hydrostatic Pressure
Deep Foundation Quality Control Seminar Comes to Six Cities
DSC Delivers Complete Dredge Support
High-Strength Seamless Pipe With Savings Up to 25%+
SuperPile ’26 to Bring Industry Expertise to New Orleans
Real-time multibeam sonar systems provide full seabed coverage, unlike traditional single beam surveys that rely on spaced lines. This allows contractors to identify issues immediately rather than after post-processing. Photo Credit: Measutronics
How Real-Time Survey Data is Transforming Decision-Making on Marine Job Sites